Sentence examples for pull of place from inspiring English sources

That big sentence gets at a big idea behind "L'America," which is that romantic passion is catalyzed by the erotic pull of place, especially when that place happens to be somewhere other than the one you call home.

But so too is the pull of place, family, friendship, loyalty and love.

The pull of place is enduring; if only they could get out of Edinburgh, maybe they'd be able to cut ties with all those toxic people and toxic substances, and change their own poisonous behaviour.

The pull of place is enduring; if only they could get out of Edinburgh, maybe they'd be able to cut ties with all those toxic people and toxic substances, and change their own poisonous behaviour.

In 1844, the astronomer Friedrich Bessel noticed that Sirius was being "pulled out of place" by a companion star.

The surgeons had removed all the endometrial tissue they'd found, but Chloe would be left with permanent damage to her left side, caused by the years her ovary and reproductive organs had been pulled out of place by the ever-growing tissue.

"Walmart's pulling out of places that are doing poorly," Hicks said.

The British have since been working to regain the upper hand, pulling out of places like Musa Qala, and consolidating control of the central region around the provincial capital.

But, and this is a big fat "but", it's overrated, overwritten and not the primary pull of each place.

Lots of big sleeves and hair". But after a visit to the Summit monastery, Sister Mary Catharine couldn't shake the pull of the place.

Although the mysterious pull of a place and its stories is never fully explained, the book is made stronger and more memorable by his elliptical approach.